Judicial Review Refers To

question 6

Multiple Choice

Judicial review refers to:

• A) The authority for a judge to rule which laws are or are not consistent with a constitution
• B) The ability for a circuit-level judge to appoint district-level judges
• C) The right that a judge has to ignore precedent in their rulings
• D) The law that allows a judge to choose which cases their court will hear

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Definitions:

Occupational Deviance

Non-adherence to the norms or rules of one's profession, which can range from minor infractions to serious violations like fraud.

Criminal and Noncriminal Forms

Refers to behaviors or actions that can be categorized as illegal and punishable, as well as those that are not against the law but may still be socially disapproved.

Government Officials

Individuals appointed or elected to manage and oversee the functions and policies of a government body.

Illegal Acts

Activities that are forbidden by law and subject to legal penalties.